Volume Stonkers | NVIDIA rose 5.35%, Alphabet AI Investment Boosts Semiconductor Sector

NVIDIA rose 5.35%, with a trading volume of $31.95 billion. The increase in NVIDIA's stock was driven by Alphabet's investment in artificial intelligence, as Alphabet raised its capital expenditure guidance for the 2025 fiscal year, boosting the semiconductor sector.

Tesla fell 3.58%, with a trading volume of $21.62 billion. Tesla announced the largest discount ever for the Model 3, and its sales in Germany and France dropped by 60%.

Google A dropped 7.29%, with a trading volume of $13.33 billion. After an unexpected increase in capital expenditure guidance, Google canceled a series of diversity hiring goals, raising concerns about its future direction.

Meta rose 0.10%, with a trading volume of $12.03 billion. Meta Platforms is comparing its performance with competitors in the interactive media and services industry and is poised to reach a record high closing price.

AMD fell 6.27%, with a trading volume of $12.01 billion. AMD's fourth-quarter performance and first-quarter guidance exceeded expectations, but its data center performance was subpar.

Palantir fell 2.38%, with a trading volume of $9.15 billion. Citigroup maintained a neutral rating on Palantir Technologies, whose CEO described the company as a "software giant."

Amazon fell 2.43%, with a trading volume of $9.12 billion. Amazon is set to launch an Alexa powered by generative AI and has secured purchase contracts for over 800,000 products.

Apple fell 0.14%, with a trading volume of $9.01 billion. The Apple M5 chip has entered mass production, with the first devices equipped with the M5 expected to be released by the end of the year.

Google C fell 6.94%, with a trading volume of $8.36 billion. Google faces scrutiny over its ballooning capital expenditures and has canceled diversity hiring goals.

Broadcom rose 4.30%, with a trading volume of $6.76 billion. Broadcom's stock increased, rising alongside other semiconductor stocks.

Microsoft rose 0.22%, with a trading volume of $6.72 billion. An analysis of competitors in the software industry shows Microsoft's advantages in several areas.

Uber fell 7.55%, with a trading volume of $5.04 billion. Uber is actively investing in autonomous driving technology and has been maintained at a buy rating by Evercore.

Netflix rose 1.63%, with a trading volume of $3.99 billion. Netflix directors and executives conducted a large-scale stock sale.

Eli Lilly rose 2.00%, with a trading volume of $3.67 billion. The company's fourth-quarter earnings report is anticipated on Thursday, with high expectations from the market.

MicroStrategy fell 3.33%, with a trading volume of $3.66 billion. MicroStrategy's fourth-quarter earnings report revealed a decline in operating income, and the company announced holding a significant amount of Bitcoin.

Spotify Technology rose 0.79%, with a trading volume of $2.85 billion. Spotify was maintained at an overweight rating by Wells Fargo, which also raised its price target.

Disney fell 2.41%, with a trading volume of $2.60 billion. Disney plans to launch the ESPN streaming concept in the fall of 2025, despite a decline in Disney+ subscribers.

SMCI rose 7.99%, with a trading volume of $2.56 billion. SMCI announced that its AI IDC concept system has reached full production readiness.

UnitedHealth fell 1.03%, with a trading volume of $2.45 billion. UnitedHealth was compelled to contact the SEC due to rumors of short selling by Bill Ackman.

Qualcomm rose 1.63%, with a trading volume of $2.26 billion. Qualcomm reported record-breaking first-quarter operating income and better-than-expected earnings per share.